Reimagining the Canon exhibition catalogue
A gender inspired lens frames this inaugural exhibition that celebrates women artists’ contribution to art and exhibition practices. Curated by Dr Annemarie Murland, the exhibition represents mid-career and established artists from major and regional cities around Australia, England, Ireland, and Scotland. A fierce belief in making ‘good art’ is the common thread that unites them. Through a process of praxis and collaboration between artist and curator, alongside a great deal of satire and metaphor, the artists contemplated how they might re-inscribe the ‘master narratives’ of Western Art’s History with their own stories.
A gender inspired lens frames this inaugural exhibition that celebrates women artists’ contribution to art and exhibition practices. Curated by Dr Annemarie Murland, the exhibition represents mid-career and established artists from major and regional cities around Australia, England, Ireland, and Scotland. A fierce belief in making ‘good art’ is the common thread that unites them.
Through a process of praxis and collaboration between artist and curator, alongside a great deal of satire and metaphor, the artists contemplated how they might
re-inscribe the ‘master narratives’ of Western Art’s History with their own stories.
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Curator: Annemarie Murland PhD<br />
Contributors: Maura Reilly PhD, Emeritus Professor Pat Hoffie,<br />
Alison Wright, Annemarie Murland PhD<br />
Editor: Patricia Wilson-Adams<br />
Design: Belinda Street<br />
October 2019<br />
Cover image: Mary Ca<strong>the</strong>rine Docherty, 14, had to do 7 days<br />
of hard labour for stealing iron with her friends (c1873)<br />
ISBN: 978-0-7259-0053-3<br />
THE UNIVERSITY OF NEWCASTLE<br />
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